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Oh, William
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Further Reading & Resources
Further Reading: Literature
- My Name is Lucy Barton by Elizabeth Strout (2016)
This SuperSummary plot summary provides further information on Strout’s first book.
Further Reading: Beyond Literature (Nonfiction)
- “Elizabeth Strout Gets Meta in her New Novel About Marriage” by Jennifer Egan of The New York Times (2021)
This New York Times review gives American novelist Jennifer Egan’s assessment of the book. It also includes a discussion of the novel’s themes and how it relates to the first book about Lucy Barton, My Name Is Lucy Barton (2016).
- “Interview: Elizabeth Strout ‘I’ve Thought About Death Every Day Since I Was Ten’” by Kate Kellaway of The Guardian (2021)
This is an interview with Elizabeth Strout by British journalist Kate Kellaway that is based around the release of Oh William! In the interview, Strout discusses the book’s themes, how the idea of the sequel began and potential autobiographical elements.
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